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C R v1(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (+ + L v2(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (± R 03(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (+ + RL vo(t) The operational amplifier is supposed to be ideal. Questions: 1. Determine the phasor $V_o$ of $v_o(t)$ as a function of R, L, C, ?, V? (V?/??), V? (V?/??) and V? (V?/??) 2. Supposing that $v?(t) = v?(t)$, which angular frequency leads to $v_o(t) = -v?(t)$? 3. Supposing that $v?(t) = 0$ and $v?(t) = v?(t)$, which frequency leads to $v_o(t) = \sqrt{2}V? cos(?t + ?? + 225°)$

          C
R
v1(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (+ 
+
L

v2(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (±
R
03(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (+ 
+
RL
vo(t)
The operational amplifier is supposed to be ideal.
Questions:
1. Determine the phasor $V_o$ of $v_o(t)$ as a function of R, L, C, ?, V? (V?/??), V? (V?/??) and
V? (V?/??)
2. Supposing that $v?(t) = v?(t)$, which angular frequency leads to $v_o(t) = -v?(t)$?
3. Supposing that $v?(t) = 0$ and $v?(t) = v?(t)$, which frequency leads to
$v_o(t) = \sqrt{2}V? cos(?t + ?? + 225°)$

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C
R
v1(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (+
+
L

v2(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (±
R
03(t) = V? cos(?t + ??) (+
+
RL
vo(t)
The operational amplifier is supposed to be ideal.
Questions:
1. Determine the phasor Vo of vo(t) as a function of R, L, C, ?, V? (V?/??), V? (V?/??) and
V? (V?/??)
2. Supposing that v?(t) = v?(t), which angular frequency leads to vo(t) = -v?(t)?
3. Supposing that v?(t) = 0 and v?(t) = v?(t), which frequency leads to
vo(t) = √(2)V? cos(?t + ?? + 225°)

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To determine the phasor V of v1(t), we need to find the complex impedance Z of the circuit. The circuit consists of a resistor R and an inductor L in series. The impedance Z of an inductor is given by Z = jwL, where j is the imaginary unit and w is the angular Show more…

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R VV v1(t) =Vcos(wt +1) L 0000 vo(t) V2(t)=V2 cos(wt +2) R V3(t)=V3cos(wt+3 The operational amplifier is supposed to be ideal. Questions: 1. Determine the phasor V. of v.(t) as a function of R, L, C, w, Vi (V/$1), V2 (V2/2) and V3(V3/3) 2. Supposing that u1(t) = u2(t), which angular frequency leads to v.(t) = --U(t)? 3. Supposing that v2(t) = 0 and v1(t) = v3(t), which frequency leads to v.(t)= V2V1 cos(wt+$1+225)

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